Quiet Quitting

01/11/23 • 23 min

According to some news outlets, up to 50% of the U.S. workforce is in the "quiet quitting" stage. Not sure what that is? Join us this week as Deacon B and Patrick jump into this recent (or not-so-recent) phenomenon impacting today's workplace, and how you can handle quiet quitting from an employee and management perspective. As always, some good laughs ahead and some good ideas to ponder as we all head back to the workplace in 2023.

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40 Thank You Notes with Carl Meyer

In the previous episode, Deacon B and Patrick talked about goal setting and some challenges and benefits of setting longer-term goals. This week, we invite Carl Meyer to join the show and talk about his 40-day goal to write a thank-you note, one a day, to those who have impacted his life's journey. He did it, and he shares with us what he did, how he did it, and the results and benefits of achieving his goal. What a great way to kick off 2023 and the third season of...The Last Fry!
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Cancel Culture

This week, the guys discuss cancel culture and the need for open, honest, and understanding discourse---conversation instead of confrontation---and to agree to disagree with grace and respect. Yes, it is a sensitive topic, and Deacon B and Patrick visit about what it is, and how to turn it into something that can be a way to better your tomorrow. Even still, there are plenty of laughs to be had, so join us as we discuss this challenging topic.
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